Dennis George Paxton is a journalist based in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. He writes for The News Enterprise and Lebanon Enterprise, focusing on local news and events in the Elizabethtown area. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including sports, local government, business, and community issues.
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Scott Hord is celebrating 30 years in the landscaping business. DENNIS GEORGE Paxton Media Group
Taylor County senior Jude Hess says the programs at CK Prep have prepared him for his next move when he attends the University of Kentucky where he hopes to become a lawyer. DENNIS GEORGE/Paxton Media Group
Bryce Vernon (24) has been a gym rat since he was a toddler. DENNIS GEORGE/Paxton Media Group
It has been just a few weeks since Gov. Andy Beshear announced the names of the four applicants selected to open a medical cannabis dispensary in the Lincoln Trail area, but there is little information known about those out-of-state companies.
The newest members of the Campbellsville Athletic Hall of Fame were introduced Friday night between the girls and boys games agains Adair County. Photo courtesy of Clark Howard/CIS
Joey Wasson knew what he was facing when what doctors first thought was pancreatitis turned out to be pancreatic cancer.
By: Dennis George Paxton
Medical cannabis will be available for purchase in Kentucky in January, and residents are already lining up to become cardholders.
A 2022 report from Truck Parking Club listed Elizabethtown as one of the most dangerous cities in America in which to drive a vehicle.
Joey Wasson knew what he was facing when what doctors first thought was pancreatitis turned out to be pancreatic cancer.
When Kentucky voters went to the polls in November to vote on allowing the sale of medical cannabis in their home city or county, Nelson County residents answered with a resounding approval.
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